Elizabeth Taylor Diamonds and Rubies Eau De Toilette, 100 ml

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However, I see why others like it so much, it's a beautiful creation for those who like this type of spicyness, like in Sun, MOon, Stars for example which is again a big no for me because of the same clove-y notes in it. Then there’s a bizarre almond thing going on for a few minutes that’s a little bit nutty and a little bit cyanide. With the cinnamon and roses, this is a fairly elegant perfume - (although I could see wearing this as your signature if you are someone who likes that type of vibe).

She puts on her favorite lingerie, the last puff of cinnamon scented talc, red velvet fatty lipstick. Be warned that anything made by "House of Taylor" is inferior to the original high-quality fragrance made by "EA Fragrances Co.

Does remind me a bit of Spellbound, another masterpiece by Grojsman in its subtle spiceness and overall sexyness but Spellbound is a true masterpiece and Rubies is a great perfume but not on a masterpiece level.

I really think this should have gained as much popularity as White Diamonds, more people need to try this perfume. The initial spray of this perfume you'll get a burst of powdery floral so powerful that in the 1st few second I began to doubt about it. Try it on the skin after hot bath or shower and under the clothes to preserve the smell and it will blossom on you like it was intended to. This was early in the gourmand days so you also get a ripe juicy peach, which was Liz Taylor's favorite fruit and which appears often in other Elizabeth Taylor fragrances (i.

When I put this on for the first time I was playing Victor Young's Theme From A Place In The Sun which was the film Liz Taylor did with Montgomery Clift. Amongst the more mature fragrances white diamonds I think is one of the best though I don't wear it much myself. I don't believe in completely hating any perfume, because it must smell good to someone/on someone right? The scent is nothing like what they create nowadays, very old school and nostalgic, even for someone (me) that never lived in that age. The name "Passion" fits Elizabeth Taylor and is a word that was well chosen to introduce her very first perfume.